Tag: you’re not alone
Your 2-year-old son has tantrums all the time. Just moving his favorite chair can trigger a meltdown. He grunts and points when he wants something. He rarely looks you in the eye and often doesn’t respond to his name. Family and friends are reassuring. “Kids develop... Read More
When my children were diagnosed, I had many questions. I was blessed to finally find a reliable person who walked beside me, helped me, and was basically my mentor. So having been there myself as a “mom of,” I want to help!
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As a mother of two children with autism and other special needs, not only is it helpful for me to read and talk about the real lives of families similar to mine, it is healthy. It helps to know that you are not alone, and that in this journey there are others traveling with you. I have three children.
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Board Certified Behavioral Analysts, the quarterbacks of our clinical teams, have told me that it is never too late to receive Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA), or behavioral therapy. No matter how old you are a person’s brain can change, adapt, and improve.
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No matter what their child is like, whether they have autism or are neurotypical, every parent worries about them being bullied. My family and I worried that Jennifer, my sister who is on the autism spectrum, would be picked on for being different.
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